Eeveelution cards are some of the most beloved in the entire Pokémon TCG, thanks to Eevee and its eight evolutions bringing serious personality to every set. The good news? You don’t need a huge budget to collect them.
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Every card on this list, from Eevee’s own promo cards to full VMAX evolutions, currently trades for under $30. Get ready for a countdown that proves popularity and price don’t always match up the way you’d expect.
20. Glaceon V 040/203
Kicking things off is the cheapest card on the whole list. Glaceon V is a clean, icy Basic Pokémon with a simple “Frozen Awakening” attack, making it a perfect entry point for a new Eeveelution binder.
19. Leafeon V 007/203
Just a hair pricier than Glaceon V. Leafeon’s card leans into a calm forest scene, giving it one of the more understated looks in the whole Evolving Skies set.
18. Jolteon V – SWSH151
This one’s a promo-only pull, not a main set card. Jolteon V’s straightforward electric attacks keep the price low, even with the usual promo scarcity bump.
17. Flareon V – SWSH149
Flareon’s promo sibling to Jolteon V. These three “Eevee trio” promo V cards tend to move together in price, though you’ll see Vaporeon break that pattern later on this list.
16. Eevee V – SWSH065
Here’s the base form itself, joining the countdown. As one of the earliest Eevee-themed promos from the Sword & Shield era, it’s a fun starting point if you’re chasing Eevee plus all eight evolutions.
15. Leafeon VSTAR – SWSH195
One of only two VSTAR cards to make this list. Even as a promo, it’s held a steady, modest value over time.
14. Espeon V – 064/203
A psychic type card with a clean full art look. Prices have crept up lately, so it’s one worth watching if you’re stocking up.
13. Sylveon V – 074/203
Sylveon’s pastel palette makes this a fan favorite. It sits right in the middle of the pack when it comes to price.
12. Umbreon V – 094/203
This is the “regular” version of Umbreon V, not the flashy alt art. It’s noticeably cheaper than its VMAX counterpart at the top of this list, proving that card type matters just as much as the Pokémon itself.
11. Eevee VMAX – SWSH087
Eevee gets its own VMAX promo card here. It pairs nicely with Eevee V from earlier if you want the full “base form plus every VMAX evolution” set.
10. Glaceon VMAX – 041/203
The first evolved VMAX to show up on the list. Its “Crystal Veil” ability gives it a little competitive edge, which helps keep the price supported.
9. Glaceon VSTAR – SWSH197
The second and final VSTAR card here. It’s a bit of a wild card price wise, with some recent sales climbing toward $9 or $10.
8. Flareon VMAX – 018/203
A steady mid pack VMAX. Its “Max Detonate” attack gives it a small role in casual decks, which keeps demand ticking along.
7. Leafeon VMAX – 008/203
Priced almost identically to Flareon VMAX. Both cards sit comfortably in the $8 to $9 range.
6. Jolteon VMAX – 051/203
This one earns its price through actual playability. Its “Max Thunder Rumble” attack punishes damaged benched Pokémon, so it appeals to players and collectors alike.
5. Sylveon VMAX – 075/203
The first card on this list to cross the $10 mark. Sylveon VMAX is one of the most requested Eeveelutions around, and that popularity nudges the price up a notch.
4. Espeon VMAX – 065/203
Nearly tied with Sylveon VMAX in price. Its “Solar Revelation” ability adds just enough playability to keep it in demand.
3. Vaporeon VMAX – 030/203
This one rounds out the evolved VMAX lineup. Vaporeon VMAX’s peaceful water themed art is one of the most loved in all of Evolving Skies.
2. Vaporeon V – SWSH150
Here’s the big surprise of the countdown. This promo only V card costs noticeably more than its own VMAX version, likely thanks to a smaller print run, proving scarcity can beat card type.
1. Umbreon VMAX – 095/203
Taking the top spot is the most expensive and most in demand card on the list. Even without a flashy alt art secret rare treatment, Umbreon VMAX proves once again that Umbreon is the Eeveelution everyone wants.
Umbreon is clearly the chase Pokémon of this whole list, since even its “regular” VMAX form beats out everything else here. Card type ends up mattering more than the Pokémon itself, as Sylveon and Espeon are both hugely popular yet their VMAX prices land right in the middle, well below Vaporeon’s promo V. Promos can throw you for a loop too, since Vaporeon V (SWSH150) outprices every evolved VMAX on this list, showing that a small print run can outweigh a “bigger” card type. Best of all, you could grab the full 20 card set, Eevee plus all eight evolutions, for well under $250 total, with every single card staying under $30 on its own.
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